Unit 3: People and Nature
Week 5
This week we are reading “Volcanoes: Nature’s Incredible Fireworks” by David Harrison. We will focus on some vocabulary words in this story. It would be helpful if you will reinforce the meaning of these words at home with your child. Also, on this newsletter you will find our spelling words for the week. Please practice these words at home as well. Students are expected to practice the first 15, 20, or all 25 of the words. Be sure to refer to the spelling rule described below. Please listen to your child read the spelling words aloud.
Vocabulary Words beneath, buried, chimney, earthquakes, force, fireworks, trembles, volcanoes
Spelling Rule: WORDS with WR-, KN-, -MB, GN
The underlined consonants stand for only one sound: wrist, know, thumb, design. Some consonants are silent. WR sounds like “r”, KN sounds like “n”, MB sounds like “m”, and GN sounds like “n”.
1. thumb
2. gnaw
3. written
4. know
5. climb
6. design
7. wrist
8. crumb
9. assign
10. wrench
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11. knot
12. wrinkle
13. lamb
14. knob
15. knit
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EXTRA CHALLENGE WORDS
16. wrestler
17. bologna
18. cologne
19. honeycomb
20. knickknack
EXTRA CHALLENGE
21. wristwatch
22. knowledgeable
23. numbingly
24. succumb
25. poignant
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